Six ; OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. N. J.. THURSDAY. JULY 28. 1921 • ■ - — J*™

AUTOMDBILISTS ARE PARKING AUTOS RIGHT Some Difficulty at First But Big Improventent is Shown ' . The new .parking' ordinance in this resort is now in effort, awl the city authorities, the latter part of liftk*. week, placed signs on various .streqls, . imlicntini: where ears may It parked, awl notifying drivers that the machines must bo. parked at an angle of thirty degree* • e-\__ It was noticed on Suwlny~if»ejiing that a large numlier of ear* were parked In almost any fashion 011 Moorlyn terrace ami other streets near ami leading to the Boardwalk. • The idea of the city officials was to do away with this sort of • thing, ; hence the new ordinance. That the 1 police officials are endeavoring to enforce the new law is shown tar an 1 improvement this week in the "park- , injt conditions. - With hundreds of strangers in this | resort, it may require some little time to get matters working smoothly, Jiut the police are watching the auto | drivers ami making them understand that the ordinance must It obeyed. The required renditions will soon lie ( accepted by the drivers, most of ( ) whom are accustomed to traffic regulations in large cities. Ordinance No. 117, amending the parking ordinance, was pas, -en this j . week by the City Commissioners on third reading, it appears elsewhere , in 'this issue. , — 0 j | MONEY FTIR EIRE VICTIMS i Dog Make* Mute Appeal at Sunday n Night Conrert The Boardwalk fire relief com- „ mittee has raised more than $ I ,500. E it is reported, for tenants who *uf-*p fered personal losses by the fire in the Boardwalk stores at Third c Appeals were made at the t| churches on Sunday, a concert was ,t held in one of the moving picture t( houses Sunilay evening and there were t( rniuests for ni.i made at several of * • the theatres Friday, and Satunla.v K evening. 0 At the concert Sunday evening Dr. t| I ipschutz sang and Harol.l Bach- » man gave the service* of some of his s, band soloists. A dramatic feature ,( was the appearance of the Kreiger bulldog, whose barking saved the a lives of a half-dozen occupants of the stores. Thos. F. Armstrong spake In hebalf of the fire victims. Others who made appeals at different times Included George F. Fish and Ward Beam. 5 J< Lost something? Place an ad in the SENTINEL and it will be quickly returned. 4i FIRE ALARM SIGNALS- £ 14 — Sixth and Pleasure avenue. | S. 17 — Eleventh and Bay avenue. 15— Fourteenth and Bay avenue. 36— Seventh and West avenue. m 42 — Second and Asbury avenue. " j, 43 — Fourth and Asbury avenue. „ 46— Eighth and Asbury avenue. t( 46— Tenth and Asbury avenue. «. 48^-Thirteenth and Azbury avenue, q 49 — Sixteenth and Aibury avenue. ■ 61— North and Central ay^riue. 64 — Sixth and Central avenue. 57— Eleventh and Central avenue. - 67— Twelfth and Wesley avenue. ai 68 — Fourteenth and Wesley avenue. 78— Fourth and Ocean avenue. 75 — Seventh and Ocean avenue. 70 — Ninth and Ocean avenue. R2 — Second and Atlantic avenue. 96 — Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace al 911— Bay avenue and Batteraea road CI 521 — Twentieth and Central avenue. mr 111

I -GOLDEN RI LL- SOCIETY To Give, Children of the Slums of r Philadelphia, an Outing Here I ■ The -Goblen Rule" Society, an interdenominational movement under j the direction of Mrs. Hazard, Editor ji.f the Swarthmore News, is going to ! givm the childirij of the slums of ; IMdladclphia a »lay's outing at the ! -oashon- on Monday.- August 1. The children will lie brnught here • by. and die under the protection of *"SNjs Matilda Silverman of the Prison ' WoOare AssoctaUp^ of Philnilelphla. { Memliei - of ' various wfiurrhe- mid . organisation- are hssitfing, atul the numbed of children privileged to r> jov tw day on Ocean 'City's heart; | will depend largely on tho_ hearty co- ' o|K>ratinn of each Individual .in the An opportunity is given to evjrv , ( ' one to help in this great cause, as j , the suffering in the slum district -thi summer i.-. terrible. ' The mayor has given .special per-mis.-ion for soliciting on the Board-, walk and n mmiber of prominent citizens are doing nil they can to bring a large' crowd down. Get in line nnd do your hit. Headquarter* on beach bet w oe b~ Fifth ami Sixth streets. There is an appeal . for bathing suits for the laddies under ten year* of age. (Communicated) * 91 AND VERY LIVELY EDITOR THE SENTINEL: I noticed your "write-up" on how Mr. Amos Soger, of Pittsburgh, is ! enjoying Ocean City at his time in ; life. He has nothing on my fatherJames IJ. O'Neal, who is summering with me at 1106- Ocean avenue, and has been for the past three seasons. Hh is ninety-one, gets up at 7 a. m., takes a stroll 011 the Board- . walk befoie breakfast, eats three good metis every day and enjoys five' 1 " t>r six cigar*; reads the daily paper.* and is yp to the minute on what Is going on. He retire.- at 10 p. m. You can most always see him on , : Boardwalk between 11 and 12 a. looking over the bathers. I said | to him the other evening, "i was up thw Hippodrome, and you should ' the live l>ear doing stunts". He said, "You don't hgve to pay forty • cents to see that; just go down on e Boardwalk during bathing hours, ■and you will see lots of them doing stunts." So you see, his vision is ( quite clear." He enjoys Ocean City very much and says he "still expects to when ' he reaches one hundred." ' Very truly yours, ROBERT McCAULLEY. < I.N MEMORM.M — In loving remembrance | of our dear father, William S. | Johnson who left us July 31, 1920. our hearts your memory lingers ( temler, kind aiul true; is not a day, ilear father. j That we 1I0 not think of you. missed by wife and children. Miss Isabel C. Snowden, of Ger.mantown, and Miss Helen Palmer, of have been spending two weeks with J. F. Shearer and wife, at J cottage, 82 1 Central avenue. ' Miss Snowden 's engagement to J Mauger, of Olney, has just been announced. - 0 I Miss Coneys, of Philailelphin, is 1 the visitors. ^ WANTED Anna Kuhn, age 26 years is want- 0 ed at her home where her baby boy is very sick. Anyone who knows S anything of her wberebouts communi- t eate with Max Kuhn 1229 Lawrence ' street, Philadelphia. — Adv. 1

, SOME STIR HERE OVER CONCERT SUNDAY EVE. " Number of Church Mem"r hers Protested, Fearing Opening for Movies There" was .■..•me little stir here e, Sunday when the police, acting' under ^{instructions from City Solicitor Bus- ( : well, sent notice .to memliers of the fire relief committee that the concert '• -planned fur Suqifii)' night in aid .of 'I the fund cnubl not It held, as It was e a violation of a city ordinance, ,, An appeal was made to Mayor . '('limn pimi who had known nothing of J the -olici tor's move. The Mayor, feeling that .the cause v>i.* worthy gave c permission for the holding of the eon» eei't, which. was givenkalOiough there s j Voluntary contribution^ were asked I from those present. - "A nuinher of mcmlTrs nf churches here protested to Solicitor llos well - the holding of the concert and asked . him to take action. I It is 'feared by many of the re-._ er.- in this city that some people are I oijy anxious to get the "Movies" , . npeo Sunday evenings, and that the : giving a concert, even under the j ! name of Vharity, on Sunday might a sort of eases, the way.' It is declared _ that the great "majority- of people here in the .summer seasons do not want Sunday amusements ami this 1- one of their reasons for comiffg to Ocean City. It is pointed out that In a business way Ocean City is far , ■ ahead thi* season of nil other sea- , shore resorts; due in large measures , to the character of the resort, and . that Ocean City must "observe its , traditions If its prosperity is to conPERSONALS , H. E. Henderer and" wife, of Wil-' t, mington, are taking a rest here. Samuel I). Milncr and family, of 1 Philadelphia are among the visitors. Walter Hansell and family, of Ger1 mantown. were visitors here Sunday.1 I Cornelius Mcllugh ami wife, of , Philadelphia, were visitor# here Sunday. W. H. Cutler ami wife, of Philadelphia, are enjoying a stay in this city. Miss Klizalieth Pfeiffer, of Philadelphia, spent Saturday and Sunday ' with friends in this city. Mrs Julius Roth, of this city. Is | entertaining her sister, Miss Mary Bell Waller, of Sharptown, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny and their daughter. Frances, of Philailel^hat^ »re .-pending their vacation here. Miss Cheney, m former school tench;. Emily. R. Lynch, will leave today fo'r Emily R. I.ynsh. .will leave todav for N. J. Mrs. Myra Gibbs and three chil-j : dren, of Li mien wold. N. J., arc the • guests nf her cousin, Mrs. Evelyn Blizzard, of this city. Lloyd Marshall,* of Brooklyn, landed a 150 pound dusky shark in the surf at Corson's -Inlet a few day*! Miss talnn Curran and sister, Mrs. J. W. Fleming, of Philadelphia, were recent guests at the cottage of Mrs. Jas. Fleming, 1221 Asbury avenue. Mr. ami Mrs. James Clcary and sister, Miss Cunningham, of Philadelphia are at the cottage of Mrs. James 1221, Asbury avenue. Mrs. George Hansell and sons, Geo.: and Edward, of Philadelphia, Mrs. James Fleming, 1221 Asbury Mrs. Julia R. Hazard, editor of the Swarthmore News, is among the visi- ; tors. Mrs. Hazard was a former resi- ! ilent of Ocean City, where she has a number of friends. e

snagai=====ni g Peremptory Auction Sale 120 Ocean City Lots to be sold .Saturday, August 20, 1921 at 2 P. /VI., at the Bellevue Pavilion (The Boardwalk, above 8th St.) By Order of the Ocean City Association and Others Full Particulars, Maps, Etc. in Catalogues JAMES T. FREEMAN & CO., Auctioneers 1519-21 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia B' — HI II JO

IJH. GREEN TO PREACH Headmaster of Pennington at HrlhoL dist Church Next Sunday Dr. Harvey Ftnpcls Green, head-master-of Pennington School, will 1- preach in the F'ii : M. K. Church here next Sunday. Dr. Green Is one of the foremen* educator* In this section. lie *va> for many years an in---tructor in the Wo t Chester State re Normal School. He accepted his pre*, er >„t [Wisition a few months ago. Wm. E. Maesey, of thi-' city, is presi<lei|t I* of I'cnnmgtori. rt Dr. Gieen leclute-i i.s the First M. H. Church on- two occasion* and lias ,# .n numlier of friend- her®. BEACH I'ATRfll BENEFIT -I- The members of .the (Venn City e Beach Patrol Will' have a liencfit at w the ituilio on the Hippodrome Pie* re this (ThursiIayF^i-ning, in the form e. of a dance, for which many tickets *1 have been sold. There will It splendid music and everything wilier .lone II to make the occn-ion most pleasant II for^ nil in attendance. Don't fail to *1 go to the dance, or. in any event, buy u ticket or two. l' WANTED— Cottage or apartment. ® with 4 bedrooms, until SeptemlTr. 15. ^ Phone .606- W, Ocean City.— Adv. ^ Ocean City Title *nd ' Trust Company r KKSoi'ltrKS '* St.s-k, BSd l-'nil. ... a Tim l-nr. „n rell1>r.i. li IsKin* to rill*- L-xsiiiio! 1 1 " oSSarTtu ' mTk'""* 4 f 'moS'OO ttioMSAT , Y UABtLiiy:.* Tlm* ,lr'" Sl*l* dI Nov Jersey, C'ountr <" i'-l* Mny. ^'willUm li Msney^ ores, ^iinl Ku— -II H. » l™sOi wj' ^*e jorrein* aumiieni ii " " ' li *: Sillocrihed •rMf\-worn !o le-f.-re me this -llnnrreth day of Jab. A. I'-. -im. nj.NTOS B. Pltirt. Noun Pablie. Allen Coraoa. < H-rrrfHo^»y.

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